How to run with --inspect flag?

[andrewvasilchuk]

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[kevinmarrec]

@andrewvasilchuk Could you provide more information ? Is this some ts-node option ?

[andrewvasilchuk]

@kevinmarrec Debugging

[georgyfarniev]

This and many more similar questions forced me to use Nuxt programmatic API and create Koa server in the end. It's not recommended way, but easy solution for this and many other problems, such as this one: #175

[NickBolles]

node --inspect node_modules/.bin/nuxt-ts seems to be working for me

[kevinmarrec]

@nuxt/typescript-runtime uses ts-node programatically, which doesn't seem to provide inspect support, however @NickBolles answer should indeed work.

If using Nuxt programmatically -> ts-node --inspect src/server.ts

[NickBolles]

FYI for future readers I had to use this with yarn 2.x
yarn node --inspect ../../node_modules/@nuxt/typescript-runtime/bin/nuxt-ts.js dev

This probably corresponds to something like this without yarn 2
node --inspect ./node_modules/@nuxt/typescript-runtime/bin/nuxt-ts.js dev

[jakiro2017]

For me this work

NODE_ENV=dev node --inspect=6969 ./node_modules/.bin/nuxt

[joanfabregat]

Just add NODE_OPTIONS=--inspect (doc) to your .env then run Nuxt normally.